Art Nouveau Pendant Lamp, clear soda glass, golden brass, Central Europe, early 20th century
1 736 PLN
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This early 20th-century Art Nouveau pendant lamp exemplifies the refined union of thick, hand-formed soda glass and matte brass. The organically flared, chalice-shaped shade features a high-gloss, almost crystalline finish and deep vertical ribbing that beautifully diffuses the light, creating a dynamic interplay of highlights and shadow. The softly undulating lower edge of the shade is reminiscent of flower petals, a motif characteristic of the Secessionist aesthetic. The upper gallery, rendered in warm, golden brass, is secured by three visible set screws, while a classic porcelain ceiling rose completes the composition. The lamp is suspended on a twisted black textile cord, lending a subtle vintage accent. Its proportions are harmonious, with a gentle transition from the flared shade to its narrowed top. Condition: very good, with no visible damage, chips or signs of restoration.This lamp gives voice to the early 20th century, when applied arts drew inspiration from nature and broke free from the austerity of previous eras. The thick, nearly crystal-clear glass scatters light like morning dew on a flower's chalice. The brass, understated yet robust, imparts a warm accent and a subtle historical resonance. This is an object that seems to whisper the story of the dawn of electric lighting and of homes where illumination became a small, daily miracle.The lamp may be hung singly above a small table, in a coffee nook, or arranged in a row above a kitchen island. It suits both classic vintage
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Height9 cm
Length16 cm
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Length16 cm
Height9 cm
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